You will write your formal analysis of your Color Q self-assessment results. {Read Part I of the Career Match text and complete the self-assessment. After completing the self-assessment (pps. 4-12) Career Match: Connecting Who You Are with What You’ll Love to Do ISBNs: 9780814473641} I will look for the following information:
• What primary and secondary color type are you?
• Do you agree with the results?
• Explain why you agree or disagree with the results. Be specific. If you don’t agree, what “colors” do think you actually are?
• Briefly provide an analysis of how you work with others. Consider your professional experiences and provide an honest analysis of your strengths and weaknesses in the workplace.
• In light of your analysis and what you have read in the text, what is your ideal environment for work? What is your ideal career (production manager)? This is a chance to really consider your future and get your ideas and thoughts on paper. There is something about writing down your thoughts and ideas that helps clarify them.
• Finally, are you in your ideal career (production manager)? Why or why not? How did you get to the place you are right now?

There is room for creativity in how you choose to approach this writing assignment. I will grade on spelling, grammar, and clarity of writing and thought. The majority of your grade for this assignment will come from the depth of analysis.
This part of the assignment should be at least 550 words. I think that you will find that writing a few sentences or a paragraph on each of the points will get you to this rather quickly. I will deduct points if it is less than 550 words.
This assignment must be submitted as an attachment in Microsoft Word format. In accordance with APA rules, remember to cite the book Career Match Zichy, S., &Bidou, A. (2007). Career Match : Connecting Who You Are with What You’ll Love to Do. New York: AMACOM. along with the author, whenever you refer specifically to the book. You may also add additional citations of interest that may apply here.

Zichy, S., &Bidou, A. (2007). Career Match : Connecting Who You Are with What You’ll Love to Do. New York: AMACOM.